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I read over the entire thread,again, before making a suggestion. I think that we rushed over the clean boot. You said that you could use the computer in clean boot with no problem. Try clean boot again, use it a long time before assuming that the computer works. Then very,very slowly put the services back. Before putting the next service in, be sure you get no BSODs, use the computer for a long time. Be certain that there are not BSODs, before putting the next service back. If you are certain that there are not BSODs in clean boot, this has to work.

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Its not the amount of time but the amount of use. Only you know how long you used the computer before BSOD. Use it more than that with each step of clean boot.
The most important step is to be sure as soon as you go into clean boot it does not BSOD. If it does not we are sure, it is one of those services that is the cause of the problem.

Multiple different BSOD. Cannot find reason.

Multiple BSOD no Common ReasonOkay, so here is the thing. I am having multiple BSOD.
I have run MemTest and it shows now problems, I have even let it run for over 18 hours.
This has been going on for over 6 months now, and while I had the issue solved for a couple months it is back in full effect.
I found an article...

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Most recently I've seen...

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New computer, BSOD every day, unknown reason. multiple errors.64 bit original full retail windows 7 ultimate system installed on brand new hardware < 3 months. completely new computer and I can't get it to stop BSOD. What might be my problem? I was completely fine on my old computer until a power outage fried all my components, I went out and bought a WHOLE...

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Help find reason for crash/BSOD with .dmpHi guys
I am having problems with my windows 7 ultimate x64. I have attached the zip file containg the memory dump files. I would really appreciate if anyone could help me find the reason for my frequent windows crashes.
Thanks in advance